Sentence examples for gone blue from inspiring English sources

"Pinellas County's gone blue," he said.

On the other hand, Maine has gone blue in the last five presidential elections.

Rog [O'Gara] has gone blue and he was losing consciousness at that stage".

The view from her window could have served as the opening scene of a light romantic comedy: the tin roofs of Montmartre gone blue in reflected moonlight; the twinkling Eiffel Tower, topped by a revolving searchlight.

If Clinton can carry all of the eighteen states, plus the District of Columbia, that have gone blue in every election since her husband's first victory, in 1992, she will have two hundred and forty-two electoral votes, leaving her within striking distance of victory.

In the past, the skyscraper has gone blue and white for the Yankees; orange and blue for the Mets; orange, blue and white for the Knicks; red, white and blue for the Rangers; and even tennis-ball yellow for the United States Open.

On this night, the place was packed with McLaren Vale winemakers, nearly every one gone blue-black about the lips, teeth and tongue (I wasn't eager to see my mug in the mirror, either).

Beatles gone blues.

"Her lips went blue.

Nevada went blue.

But then he started to go blue.